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pumpkin -> RE: *Struggling* to conceive... (7/11/2008 9:16:23 AM)
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Noelle, I've definitely had moments like you had in church, where all it takes is someone (who you know cares) asking how you are, and you burst into tears. I actually had that happen with 2 people within the last 3-4 months... and both times it was about the struggling to conceive issues we were facing at that time. What's funny? My nurse practioner doesn't hug everyone, and doesn't hug the same people all the time. She has hugged me one time prior to this... back when I told her that I would start the clomid treatments. Yesterday she looked at me, and I must have looked like I was going to cry, but I was *trying* (really hard) to hold it all together. She stopped, looked at me, and then said, "I know how disappointing this is, and I wouldn't blame you if when you got to your car you st..." and then she hugged me, and I really started crying. She grabbed me a tissue, and told me she understood. Then I had to go to the desk to make my appointment for next time. There I am dabbing my eyes, no one even looked flustered by it. =) I guess they're used to emotion there. =) My doctor has his office within a hospital. I purposely wasn't going to go into the gift shop on the way out, although I pass by it. I happened to glance at it, and said, "no, I won't go in today, I'll just..." then this thing in the window caught my eye. I said to myself, "ok, so I'll just look at that." I picked it up, and started crying all over again. It's a decorative thing (knick knack type of item I suppose) that is a heart that is sort of tall, with a cross in the middle, and then some flowers and scrolling and such in the middle as well. On the heart it says, "There is always, always, always, always" and then on the cross it says "something to be thankful for" It fits the colors in my living room, and it "spoke" to me when I looked at it. (obviously since I looked at it and burst into tears again) I looked at the other items there, but nothing meant as much to me in that moment as this did. I bought it. I told David later on... I know that I didn't NEED it, but I really needed it. He just said he understood, and it was ok... So far the plan is for me to take the birth control pills for 2 weeks, then come back for further evaluation. She decided to do an ultrasound eventhough I wasn't sure that I needed one. Last month I asked for one, because the pain was much worse than it had been. Last month was normal. This month she said that she wanted to do one as my period had "taken it's time" in coming. It still came within a normal range, but she wanted to check. She said the type of cyst that it was meant that the egg had matured but not released. So, I didn't even actually ovulate. So much for the OPK saying positive and all that. Oh, and I was actually in the doctor's office (where they see you) for about a half hour. About 20 min. of which was with the nurse practioner. Megan, it does sound as if it'll be a good thing that you will be seeing a new doctor. Hopefully a really good doctor! =) Oh, and I also work with an unmarried girl, who just announced she is pregnant. I've been kinda sorta avoiding the topic with her... cause I really don't want to hear it right now.
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